• Iconic U.S. auto giant declares bankruptcy
In the largest industrial bankruptcy ever seen in U.S. history, General Motors Corp., the top U.S. automaker and once the world's largest corporation, filed for bankruptcy protection on Monday.
U.S. High Court permits Chrysler's sale to Fiat
The U.S. Supreme Court rejected a request to block the sale of ailing U.S. automaker Chrysler to Italian automaker Fiat, clearing the way for the U.S. government-backed sale.
World auto industry reshuffles amid crisis
A severe crisis beginning during the second half of 2008 has forced the world's auto industry into a total shakeup, as new players and others compete in a landscape under new rules.
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Industrial Shake-up
Chrysler completes sales of assets to Fiat
- U.S. auto sales slump continues in March
- S Korea sees plunge in auto exports to E Europe
- Volvo avoids layoffs by reducing salary, Saab cuts off 750 jobs
- U.S. automaker Chrysler seeks to close Fiat deal
- Daimler posts billion-euro Loss in first quarter
- U.S. auto suppliers to get $5 billion from government
China's Auto Industry under the Crisis
Global Auto Makers Woo Shanghai Auto Expo
- Domestically made auto sales increase in first five months
- China auto sales may touch 11 mln units in 2009
- Chery nets 2.9b yuan for growth
- Shanghai GM: GM's bankruptcy filing no substantial impact on Shanghai JV
- China car sales grew for fifth month in April, set new record
- Auto exports dive in Jan-Feb
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